The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-06-09

Trips TO Silver Lake are all the tdShlOn
now The fishing Is said to be excellent.
The south side schools are already
making preparations for their annual
picnics.
SICK HORSES are cured the quickest by
the Lorse medicines prepared by Henry
Hinrichs
THE Silver Company will begin giving
free entertainments at Turner Hall next
Monday night.
Four, six and eight ball sets of GRO
quet, in many different styles, at Piening
Il Fechter's Bookstore.
FARMERS in portions of Newton are al
ready complaining that they have a little
more rain than they need
CHARLES LULING was elected director
Of the Nil. Lake Shore & Western at the
annual meeting yesterday.
THURSDAY night a man fell overheard
from the schooner Consuelo near Stur-
geon Bay and was drowned.
LAKE freights on wheat have jumped
up to Sc from Duluth, and it is predicted
that &c will soon be reached.
A LARGE lot OF taffeta silk gloves in
ladies sizes for 40 cents. Cheap, very
cheap, at the New York Store
The house fly is now active and is serv-
ING the purpose for which nature intend
ed him-an inveterate nuisance.
JOHNNY SAIALLEY makes the average
staid old farmer tighten his grip on his
lines as the bicycle flashes by him.
Boston Como OPERA Co. at the Opera
House, June 10 and II. Reserved seats,
SOC, now on sale at G. w. Fechter's
ATTENTION is called to the advertise
ment Of the Columbus & Hooking Coal
Company which appears in this issue.
WILL RICHARDS is said to have the
handsomest driving outfit in the city, in
Guiding horse, carriage and occupants.
GENTLEMEN's medium light and very
light weight summer underwear, at
1G SCHUETTE Bros.
Mrs. CLEVELAND is said to be very ex-
pert in fishing. She should go to Two
Rivers and give Nash few pointers"
MONEY to loan on approved real estate
security. Enquire of
II. L. MARKHAM.
HE blessed sunshine is again with us
and IS the more appreciated because of
the foggy season we have passed through.
NOTHING like the Silver Herb Remedies.
They are gathered in silver mining dis
tricts and have great virtues. Try them.
ONE DOLLAR buys large A box of the
Silver Herb Medicine and makes one
quart of medicine when put in cold water.
THE Pilot sauctum is now the cIeanest
public Office in the city. VIII Walker
isn't allowed to spit on the floor any
more.
PETER Schroeder Of Two Creeks and
| Charles Mueller of Two Rivers graduated
lately at Meyers Commercial college in
Milwaukee.
MISS ELIZA HAYES of Meme was mar
riod on Wednesday last week to William
Wall of Oshkosh, conductor on the Nil.
L. S 4 W Ry.
The propeller Lake Michigan loaded
with wheat, ran ashore in fog near Port
| Colborne. She was taken of without
much difficulty.
JAMES AEAGHER, d conductor of the
Lake Shore & Western, was hurt at Iron
wood some time ago, and died recently of
blood poisoning.
THERE Is considerable repairing Of side
walks being done those days. The fear
of suit for damages is quite a stimulant
toward improvements.
Now IS a chance to see good opera
| company, at the Opera House, Friday and
Satuaday. Reserved seats, SOC. now on
sale at G. W. Fechter's.
TIE dredge has kept the Arctic I'M
usually busy the past two weeks. The
bridge tenders will bless God and live
when the dredging is done
ERNST WAGNER, SEN, has graded down
a considerable portion Of the hill south
OF the First ward school. He has now
begun work on his new house
Crops have been doing very finely in
this county the last two weeks. Grass,
even, gives promise of a good yield should
the weather continue favorable.
TWENTY orphan children from New
York reached Sheboygaa one day last
week and were distributed AMONG
families there who will care for them,
| WHEN IN need of wallpaper. remember
that you have the largest stock to select
from and at lowest prices, at Pienino &
Fechter's Bookstore, next door to p q
The attention of the railroad comnanv
Is called to notices of disinfectants which
appear regularly in The Pilot. Some
might be used in the waiting room" a,
the depot when it is filed with a motley
crowd.